Semua Bab Scarred By My Alpha: Bab 151 - Bab 160

MalricNothing made sense.Not the strange thatched roof, or the walls that seemed to be closing in every time I shut my eyes and they flickered open. The uncomfortable surface my back rested on creaked each time I moved my limbs and the musky scent of dried herbs hanging from rafters made my insides curl. I sighed and tried to sit up when a searing pain rippled through my right shoulder. I yelled in agony and gnashed my teeth. "He is awake!" A familiar voice suddenly shouted and rushed into the room.I gasped when I saw those gentle eyes staring at me. It seemed like ages since I had last seen him. "Chase?"There were a few swords men Chase had decided to busy himself with in the courtyard daily ever since I returned from the portal. I had kept my distance from him, fully focused on learning whatever it was Cain had failed to teach me and even when I had left the coven, not once did I think about him. How the hell did he find me here? He beamed at me, "Alpha Malric! Thank the

LyraFuck!I wasn't entirely surprised when she mentioned it, but what was the point of making such a sacrifice? What good could it possibly yield? What if it wasn't worth it in the end? What bloody difference would it make? I grunted, pacing around my room while I waited for him to arrive. What was taking him so damn long anyway? I wondered if I should tell him about what she had said, but damn it. Eli had suddenly become so judgmental recently, making me look like a psychopath when I was sure so many Alphas before me had done much worse. I was just trying to keep what was rightfully mine, but he'd make it seem like I was trying to destroy the entire world. If I told him about this sacrifice I had to make, he'd never look at me the same way again. Damn Eli and his fucking morals. I would keep this from him, but tonight was one of those dark nights I needed him to clear my head. I heard a knock on the door and I almost sprinted at it, but I held onto the window pane and in the m

Lyra "Oh...you poor, poor thing." Her voice crept up all the way from the base of the mountain like the wind, lodging in my head and disrupting the spiralling thoughts that plagued my wrecked mind. I couldn't rise from my knees as I stared at Eli's cold body, despite the blisters I had acquired. Everything in me seemed to have gone numb as the realisation hit me. I didn't have to be told by Andralita, even though I was aware she'd still sing it over and over again in my mind, I had lost the most important person in my life. "You actually did it," she said and I could feel that overwhelming presence of hers hovering behind me like a vulture, "You actually killed him. By goddess! I never thought I'd meet another psychopath like myself for centuries to come, but here you are, a carbon copy of the devil I was once." I sniffled, struggling to get over the anguish that strangled my heart. I never thought I had such sad emotions buried deep inside of me. They all seemed to burst out

Lyra"The coven is weak now," she was saying, "it's the best time to attack. From what I know, both sisters are at loggerheads as it stands. With the power you will accumulate when you heal, it would be the perfect time to take them down." "And what exactly do they have to do with us, Andralita?" I queried, "why are they so significant?""If there is anyone that can reverse the spell, dear princess, it is the both of them, but the chances are quite slim now because they need to be united to make it work," she replied, "so, you know the people that do stand in our way now. Both witches, Malric and the primordial." I sighed and crossed my legs, my mind ensnared by my worrisome thoughts, "I have to focus on becoming the Alpha first, Andralita, before anything else. Once that is done, I will be able to think straight once more and we can tackle every problem we have. Besides, I already have men watching Malric and when I need to take him out, all I need to do is give the order." Sh

Malric"We are riding towards enemy territory."I pulled the reins of my horse and the beast neighed loudly, a futile cry of protest as it came to an abrupt stop, stirring a faint cloud of dust around us. I stared right into his stunned eyes and Chase, who had gone a few meters ahead of us suddenly pulled his own horse to a stop. "Any issue, Alpha Malric?" he asked. I stared at the man, those green eyes of his had a story to tell, I could see the memories behind them laden like a photo album frozen in time. Most of those memories clearly were not happy, but I should have known that already, because any time he smiled, I already knew that it was fake. "Who are you? What is your name?" I asked him.He stared back at me squarely and gently lowered his head, "I am Garrick. I am merely an outlander now," he replied, "and I mean no harm to you, Alpha Malric."I scoffed and kicked my horse at its side, walking past Chase who stared at Garrick questioningly. They both caught up with me. C